Latin AS / A-Level Vocabulary

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All of the new vocab for Latin A-Level - the rest is all GCSE!
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acer keen, sharp, fierce
acies line, battle line, army
addo add, join
adhuc till now, still
adimo take away, remove
adipiscor obtain
adiuvo help
adulescens youth, young man
adversus (+ accusative) against, towards
adversus against, opposite
aggredior attack, approach
agmen column of men, army
amitto lose
an or
angustus narrow, confined
animadverto notice, observe
ante before, in front of
antea before, previously
antequam before
aperio open, reveal, disclose
aquila eagle, standard
ara altar
arbor tree
arcesso summon, send for
argentum silver, money
at but
attonitus astonished, thunder-struck
augeo increase, exaggerate
aut or, either
beneficium kindness, service, favour
bis twice
bona goods, possessions, property
caedes slaughter, killing, murder
cano sing, sound, play (of trumpets)
carus dear
causa + genitive for the sake of
caveo beware (of), take care
cedo yield, give up; (in compounds) go
cerno see, perceive, decree
certamen contest, battle, struggle
certiorem facere inform
cingo surround, enclose, gird
civitas citizenship, state, city, tribe
clades disaster, loss, defeat
clam secretly
cohors cohort, company
colo cultivate, worship, honour
comes comrade, companion
committo commit, fight, begin (battle)
comparo prepare, provide, obtain, compare
condemno convict, condemn
condo found, establish, hide
confero collect, compare, contribute, bestow
confido trust, believe, have confidence (in)
coniunx husband, wife, spouse
consisto halt, stand, stand firm
consulo consult, consider, advise
contendo hurry, march, contend, fight
copiae troops, forces, supplies
corripio seize, carry off
cotidie every day, daily
crimen accusation, charge, crime
culpa fault, blame
cunctus all, whole
cupidus eager (for), greedy
cura care, charge, anxiety
curo care for, cure; with gerundive = get something done
decipio deceive
defessus tired
denique at last, finally, in short
desino cease
despero despair
dexter right, on the right, right hand
dextra right hand, right side
dignitas rank, dignity, importance, honour
dignus worthy (of), deserving (of)
dimitto dismiss, scatter
disco learn
dissimilis different
dives rich
divitiae riches, wealth
divido divide, separate
doleo hurt, be in pain, lament
dolor pain, sorrow, anger
dolus trick, fraud
dubito doubt, hesitate
dubius doubtful, wavering, uncertain
duco lead, take, marry, consider
durus hard, harsh, rough
efficio carry out, accomplish
egeo need, be in want of, lack
egredior go out, come out
eo (indeclinable) thither
eo go
erga towards
erro wander, make a mistake
etsi although
excipio receive, take, welcome
excito wake, rouse, excite
exemplum example, precedent
exilium exile
exitium ruin, destruction
extra (+ accusative) outside, beyond
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